generally not a lot of methheads hanging out in the swamp
he may have been dropped off
That "drop-off" scenario seems very likely. I hope the gator's okay; if he starts showing up late for work there may be a problem.
As the article notes, the gator was trapped, killed and cut open. Mr. Meth's foot and hand were found inside. Apparently the animal attacked the man's body after he'd died.
Who would drop off a tweaker in swamp? And why?
I don't know if 450 pounds and 12 feet is big for a gator, but that's 450 pounds and 12 feet too much for me. Cannot stand beasts like that.
Bad luck, Florida-style. At first the coroner thought the guy had drowned but no.
Kids: don't do meth near the water or alligators! Stay safe and addicted!
Florida man found eaten by alligator actually died from meth overdose, officials say
The Florida man who was found partially eaten by an alligator earlier this year died from a meth overdose — not a gator attack, as was speculated, according to autopsy results.
Bad luck, Florida-style. At first the coroner thought the guy had drowned but no.
Kids: don't do meth near the water or alligators! Stay safe and addicted!
Florida man found eaten by alligator actually died from meth overdose, officials say
The Florida man who was found partially eaten by an alligator earlier this year died from a meth overdose â not a gator attack, as was speculated, according to autopsy results.
Bad luck, Florida-style. At first the coroner thought the guy had drowned but no.
Kids: don't do meth near the water or alligators! Stay safe and addicted!
Florida man found eaten by alligator actually died from meth overdose, officials say
The Florida man who was found partially eaten by an alligator earlier this year died from a meth overdose â not a gator attack, as was speculated, according to autopsy results.
It's not the new site that's broken. This bug/feature has been around as long as I've been here and is obviously in code that is common to both sites. As rarely as it crops up I don't think I'd spend much time looking for it either.
Bizarre. On the old site, I simply places the copied url between url brackets and it worked fine.
It works fine in previews, the substitution is not made until the post is actually submitted. It's not just URLs either. You can't actually get two consecutive minus signs to appear anywhere in a post. It's fine with a space between them "- -", but put them together and it comes out "—"(this actually was two minus signs every time I previewed it). I've tried single quotes, double quotes, using character codes, and every other standard technique I know but to no avail. There is just no way to get minus sign minus sign to print anywhere on this site. It doesn't cause much of a problem with normal text and in fact is kind of a nice feature there, but it kills URLs. You just have to notice it and create an alias for the URL.
It's not the new site that's broken. This bug/feature has been around as long as I've been here and is obviously in code that is common to both sites. As rarely as it crops up I don't think I'd spend much time looking for it either.
Bizarre. On the old site, I simply places the copied url between url brackets and it worked fine.
It seems to only happen when there are two hyphens (or 2 minus signs) in the URL - they get re-interpreted as an m-spaced dash. It's similar to how some word processing programs interpret two dashes as an m-dash or turn three consecutive periods into an ellipsis. It would do that on the older site too but , like P_SOB said, it's uncommon; most URLs don't have those problem characters.
It's not the new site that's broken. This bug/feature has been around as long as I've been here and is obviously in code that is common to both sites. As rarely as it crops up I don't think I'd spend much time looking for it either.
Bizarre. On the old site, I simply places the copied url between url brackets and it worked fine.
Your link doesn't work because its URL contains two consecutive minus signs and no matter what you do the RP text editor is going to convert them into an m dash when the page is rendered. The only work around I know of is to use something like tinyURL to create another URL that that redirects to the one you want. Like this.
So, the new site's link function doesn't work. Terrific.
It's not the new site that's broken. This bug/feature has been around as long as I've been here and is obviously in code that is common to both sites. As rarely as it crops up I don't think I'd spend much time looking for it either.
Your link doesn't work because its URL contains two consecutive minus signs and no matter what you do the RP text editor is going to convert them into an m dash when the page is rendered. The only work around I know of is to use something like tinyURL to create another URL that that redirects to the one you want. Like this.
So, the new site's link function doesn't work. Terrific.
Your link doesn't work because its URL contains two consecutive minus signs and no matter what you do the RP text editor is going to convert them into an m dash when the page is rendered. The only work around I know of is to use something like tinyURL to create another URL that that redirects to the one you want. Like this.
Tallahassee police said Mia Williams, a 32-year-old Tallahassee woman, set a woman ablaze at a Taco Bell and may have went on a arson spree. Setting cars and a church on fire. TALLAHASSEE POLICE DEPARTMENT
A Tallahassee woman may have went on a arson spree Wednesday and Thursday, starting at a Taco Bell where a woman was set on fire, cops say.
On Wednesday, Mia Williams, a 32-year-old who was born male but identifies as female, walked into a Taco Bell, doused a woman with gasoline and then set them on fire, Tallahassee police said.
Williams ran away and the victim was taken to a hospital by helicopter with serious injuries. As of Friday, the victim was still being treated, police said.
Mia Williams, 32, at the Taco Bell. TALLAHASSEE POLICE DEPARTMENT
Tallahassee police said Mia Williams, a 32-year-old Tallahassee woman, set a woman ablaze at a Taco Bell and may have went on a arson spree. Setting cars and a church on fire. TALLAHASSEE POLICE DEPARTMENT
A Tallahassee woman may have went on a arson spree Wednesday and Thursday, starting at a Taco Bell where a woman was set on fire, cops say.
On Wednesday, Mia Williams, a 32-year-old who was born male but identifies as female, walked into a Taco Bell, doused a woman with gasoline and then set them on fire, Tallahassee police said.
Williams ran away and the victim was taken to a hospital by helicopter with serious injuries. As of Friday, the victim was still being treated, police said.
Mia Williams, 32, at the Taco Bell. TALLAHASSEE POLICE DEPARTMENT
